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The Online Trust Alliance Announces 6th Annual Online Trust Forum
in Washington, DC October 17-19
Federal Trade Commission, Center for Democracy & Technology and Publishers
Clearing House to Lead Keynotes
Seattle, Washington – July 13, 2011 – The
Online Trust Alliance (OTA) today announced the
6th annual Online Trust Forum,
"Realizing the Promise of Trust,” to be held at the Washington Plaza Hotel,
Washington, DC, October 17-19, during National Cybersecurity month. The only
conference dedicated to a 360º perspective of online trust, with the
viewpoints of government, business, marketers, and consumers, the 2011
Online Trust Forum provides a unique platform for exploring solutions for
protecting consumer trust and online confidence.
“As our lives, jobs and society are increasingly reliant on Internet
services, we need to proactively address the issues and practices raised
from the convergence of mobile, cloud and social media. User trust is
proving to be a defining factor of business success, innovation and
self-regulation,” said Craig Spiezle, executive director of OTA. “This Forum will
feature some of the leading experts addressing privacy and security threats
while harnessing new solutions to build consumer and brand value.”
Initial Keynote & Plenary Speakers to Include: ·
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Andrew Goldberg, CEO, Publishers Clearing House
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Leslie Harris, President & CEO, Center for
Democracy & Technology (CDT) ·
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Declan McCullagh, Chief Political Correspondent,
CNET ·
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Jessica Rich, Deputy Director, Bureau of
Consumer Protection, Federal Trade Commission (FTC) ·
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Michael Tchong, Founder, Author, Trend Analyst &
Visionary
Forum attendees will gain valuable insights into ideas and best practices
for promoting the vitality of online commerce and consumer trust, hearing
multiple perspectives on:
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Enhancing brand reputation, customer loyalty and
retention
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Defending against the onslaught of breaches and
hacking incidents
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Examining peer-tested strategies and
technologies, with proven results for privacy and security
The Forum features dozens of sessions and over 50
presenters from leading brands and companies, including American Greetings
Interactive, Citizens Financial Group, CVS Caremark, DigiCert, Internet
Identity, Intuit, Intersections, MarkMonitor, Microsoft, Omnicom Group,
PayPal, Return Path, Symantec and TRUSTe.
In conjunction with the Forum, OTA also will be
hosting the OTA Training Academy on Monday, October 17, offering full-day
training programs on email authentication, email regulatory compliance, and
anti-malvertising. Taught by industry and public policy leaders, the Academy
is a mix of curriculum based instruction, theory, practical applications and
hands-on exercises.
Registration for the forum is open to the public at
https://otalliance.org/dc.html,
with a 25% discount for those who register by August 12th.
The forum is made possible by a wide range of
sponsors reflecting a broad cross-industry level of collaboration and is
supported by over a dozen organizations including the Anti-Phishing Working
Group, Identity Theft Council, ESPC, Future of Privacy Forum, StopBadware,
the Center for Democracy & Technology and InfraGard.
About The Online Trust Alliance
(OTA) OTA’s mission is to develop
and advocate best practices, training and public policy which mitigate
emerging privacy, identity and security threats to online services, brands,
government, organizations and consumers. OTA's goal is to increase consumer
protection, transparency and control of their data and online activities,
thereby enhancing online trust and confidence and the long-term vitality and
innovation of Internet-based services. For more information about OTA,
please visit: https://otalliance.org.
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